The Irish National Stud prides itself on being enjoyed by visitors from all over the world. It’s a unique attraction of outstanding beauty that is home to magnificent horses.

Explore the fascinating history of the medieval town of Kildare at Kildare Town Heritage Centre which is located in the restored 18th century Market House opposite St Brigid’s Cathedral.

Embark on the remarkable story of legendary Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton through interactive exhibition, authentic artefacts and engaging storytelling.

From the Biodiversity Boarwalk to serene woodlands and peatland trails, indoor & outdoor play area, mini golf and pet farms, Lullymore Park offers fun for all ages.

Kildare Village is home to over 100 designer boutiques, offering previous seasons’ collections at up to 60% off, seven days a week, all year round.

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Christians have worshipped on the hill of Kildare since at least the year 480 AD when Saint Brigid made the site her permanent home.

The Curragh is a historic 5,000-acre grassland in County Kildare, known for its horse racing heritage. It’s a National Monument, Special Environment area, and proposed Natural Heritage Area.